Conveyancing Resources

Settlement adjustments split council rates, water and owners corporation fees between buyer and seller. Here’s how each is worked out in Victoria.

Selling a deceased estate property in Victoria? The conveyancing steps for executors, from probate and transmission to when you can sell before the grant.

Comparing offers when selling a house in Victoria? Price is one of three things that decide the best offer. How certainty and timing change its value.

Buying a property with tenants in Victoria? Here is what happens to the lease, rent and bond at settlement, and when you can get vacant possession.

Buying and selling on the same day in Victoria can work, but linked settlements need careful dates, lender checks, funds planning and key timing.

What PEXA settlement means, what buyers and sellers still need to do, and what can delay electronic settlement in Victoria.

Rural property conveyancing in Victoria has different checkpoints. Water, septic, access, bushfire and titles for West Gippsland buyers.

Section 32 mistakes that delay Victorian property sales: outdated certificates, missing OC details, undisclosed overlays. What to check before you list.

Buying in a Cranbourne estate? Here’s what a conveyancer checks in the plan of subdivision, covenants and developer contract before you sign.

Heritage overlays near the village, covenants in the newer estates. What a Berwick buyer should flag before signing the contract.

The owners corporation certificate in your Section 32 is the starting point, not the full picture. Here is what townhouse buyers in Clyde North and Berwick should check before signing.

Buying from a developer in Officer, Clyde North or Pakenham? Check which documents control your timeline before you sign.